Apple’s next Mac Studio is reportedly delayed until October. Global memory shortages and a pivot toward MacBook production have left power users in the lurch.
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Apple overhauls its hardware lineup amidst a global DRAM famine. Discover why the 512GB Mac Studio is extinct and how the MacBook Air is being reborn.
Apple’s ambitious 2026 roadmap features 15+ major products: iPhone 18, a foldable iPhone, M6 MacBooks with touchscreens, and a massive Apple Intelligence rollout.
Apple is poised for a major shift, with the MacBook Pro reportedly getting a Touchscreen OLED display and M6 chip in late 2026. The redesign will also eliminate the notch and retain the keyboard/trackpad.
Apple unveiled the M5 MacBook Pro ($1,599), featuring 3.5X faster AI performance, 1.6X faster graphics, and an industry-leading 24-hour battery life. Pre-orders open now.
Apple unveiled the M5 chip built on 3nm technology with a 10-core GPU boasting 4X faster AI performance than M4. It features a 15% faster CPU and powers the new Pro devices.
Apple SVP Greg Joswiak teased the M5 chip launch on X, hinting at imminent releases of the M5 MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and a Vision Pro refresh, all featuring enhanced AI support.
Apple is expected to unveil the M5 iPad Pro, updated Vision Pro, and 14-inch MacBook Pro this week via press release. Leaks show the M5 chip is up to 36% faster in GPU performance.
Mark Gurman reports Apple is nearing mass production of M5 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. A new Studio Display refresh is also expected in early 2026.
Apple is reportedly bringing touchscreen technology to its MacBook Pro lineup. Find out what this could mean for the future of Apple laptops.
A new report claims Apple's MacBook Pro will get an OLED display in late 2026, but the transition may face delays due to supply chain issues.
The OLED MacBook Pro is reportedly delayed until late 2026 or 2027. It's expected to feature a new design, an M6 chip, and a Dynamic Island.
Apple's H2 2025 roadmap: iPhone 17 series (new Air model), Apple Watch Ultra 3 (5G/satellite), M5 Macs/iPads, and refreshed smart home devices, totaling over 15 new products.
macOS 26 "Cheer" launches June 9. Find out if your older MacBook Pro or iMac will support Apple's next-gen OS.